Elevated view of Thomas Turton and Sons, steel, tool steels and railway springs manufacturers, Sheaf Works, Maltravers Street and Effingham Lane

Cholera Monument and Memorial Gardens, off Norfolk Road

The Hare and Hounds public house, No. 7 Church Lane, Dore. Circa 1600. The earliest public house in the village. Included in the same buildings are a grocer's shop, Post Office and a butcher's shop. All stone-built

Carr Houses, Mayfield Road. At the time of the photograph, owned by Mrs. Flint of Tom Lane. Around 300 years old.

Broomhouse Farm, Tom Lane, built between 1791-1795. Hall Carr House on 1854 maps. Later demolished

Old Blue Ball public house, No. 156 Bradfield Road, Hillsborough

The Farm, Birley Carr, No 8, Midhurst Road, junction of Fox Hill Road. later demolished. Past owners include Wragg family. Had cruck-built barn

Farm at Lower Hirst, off Midhurst Road. Old filecutters shop in foreground. Number 8 on key map to the hamlet group at The Hurst

Midhurst Road, Birley Carr. Lapwater Cottages, right, Lapwater Farm, left. Lower Hurst in background, left

Frank Mottershaw (1850 - 1932), founder of the Sheffield Photo Company